Long Fei would sometimes teach his son how to find ways to change the situation when at a disadvantage, or how to turn a headwind into a tailwind.
The reason Long Fei gave his son this series of lessons, trials, and training was mainly because of an innocent remark Long Quan had made as a child.
Long Quan had once said that his father was a winner in life, that he had only ever won and never lost, and that he wanted to be just like his father.
After Long Quan suffered several setbacks and blows, Long Fei told his son about everything he had gone through from birth until now.
He was not a winner in life. He had suffered setbacks.
When he was young, he had grown up under the care and protection of his parents and three older sisters. He had not experienced many setbacks or frustrations, and whatever he did was praised by his parents and sisters.
But after his parents passed away, he was bullied by the Long Family, and he and his three sisters suffered a series of humiliations at their hands. Even some of his achievements were seized by the Long Family through despicable means.
Only then did Long Fei understand that while his father had been alive, no one had dared to bully them.
But once his father was gone, those Long Family members bullied them without restraint. If not for his aunt Long Huijuan protecting them, even the assets his father had left them would have been taken by the Long Family.
At that time, Long Fei had been facing a headwind. He knew that if he wanted to change the situation, he had to make himself stronger.
But Long Fei also knew very well that if he remained in his